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Paper by Chen Qingqing Wang Xiaoping Presentation by Chen Qingqing

Translation as A Cultural Emissary ---- A review of Intercultural Communication in China from the Perspective of Culture and Translation. Paper by Chen Qingqing Wang Xiaoping Presentation by Chen Qingqing Shanghai International Studies University.

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  1. Translation as A Cultural Emissary---- A review of Intercultural Communication in China from the Perspective of Culture and Translation Paper by Chen Qingqing Wang Xiaoping Presentation by Chen Qingqing Shanghai International Studies University

  2. I do not want my house to be walled in on all sides and my windows to be stuffed. I want the cultures of all lands to be blown about my house as freely as possible. But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any. ----Mohandas K. Gandhi

  3. Intercultural Translation Theories from Home and Abroad • Cultural mediator “The translator is a bilingual mediating agent between monolingual communication participants in two different language communities.” ----George Sterner (1975:45)

  4. A cultural mediator is a person who facilitates communication, understanding, and action between persons and groups who differ with respect to language and culture. The role of the mediator is performed by interpreting the expressions, intentions, perceptions, and expectations of each cultural group to the other, that is, by establishing and balancing the communication between them. In order to serve a link in this sense, the mediator must be able to participate to some extent in both cultures. Thus a mediator must be to a certain extent bicultural. ----R. Taft (1981:53)

  5. Stephen Bochner’s (1981) The Mediating Person and Cultural Identity • David Katan: Translating Cultures: An Introduction for Translators, Interpreters and Mediators

  6. Cultural Context • Eugene A Nida. (2001) Language and Culture: Contexts in Translating • Peter NewmarkA Text Book of Translation “Communicative translation attempts to render the exact contextual meaning of the original in such a way that both content and language are readily acceptable and comprehensible to the readership.”

  7. Intercultural Communication Reflected through Intercultural Translation in China Three peak periods of translation in China: • Han---Tang and Song Dynasties: Sutra translation • Ming and Qing Dynasties: scientific works • From May 4th Movement: overall westernization

  8. Papers on IC-related Translation • Semiotics Translation and Culture Translation 1994 • Culture and Translation 1999 • In Culture and Cultural Exchange 2000 • Negative Transfer of Culture in Translating Chineseinto English 2000 • Culture Translation, Cultural Awareness and Cultural Creativity 2003 • Cultural Contextual Adaptation and Literary Translation Criticism 2004

  9. Thank You!

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